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SportsLine's Jeff Hochman has identified four against-the-spread selections for the opening week of the season, based on systems that have hit at a 60% clip
Join Amags as he shares his Saturday bets, answers your questions and get you set for a packed MLB slate!
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Tonight marks the ninth straight non-true home game in all competitions for FC Dallas. That has to be draining, and it seemed to show last time out in a 5-0 loss in Vancouver. St. Louis City FC, meanwhile, is beaten in 12 straight in all competitions (club record) and has set an MLS record with an 11-match unbeaten regular-season run. The sides drew 1-1 in April. City SC is unbeaten in four (two draws) at home in all competitions vs. Dallas. And it's Harry Potter Night at Energizer Park! I really can't segue to that cleverly having never seen or read a second of HP.
Bryan De La Cruz has quickly taken advantage of the Phillies bringing him up in late July. In part time duty, he is hitting .286 in the month of August where he has nine RBI’s. All nine of those RBI’s have come in weekend action, with six of those on Sunday’s. After a slow start yesterday where the Phillies needed extra innings to beat the Angels, look for a better team performance at the plate today. Split play here on a run/RBI for De La Cruz.
Bryan De La Cruz has quickly taken advantage of the Phillies bringing him up in late July. In part time duty, he is hitting .286 in the month of August where he has nine RBI’s. All nine of those RBI’s have come in weekend action, with six of those on Sunday’s. After a slow start yesterday where the Phillies needed extra innings to beat the Angels, look for a better team performance at the plate today. Split play here on a run/RBI for De La Cruz.
A take away last night in the Phillies victory was Trea Turner recording his first stolen base in 36 games. He has not had consecutive games with a stolen base since June 5th. Yusei Kikuchi has been a pitcher teams can run on, and he is making just his second start since April. Take Turner who is now eyeing hitting 20 stolen bases on the season, to record another in back to back games.
